Comment éviter l'effondrement alimentaire lorsqu'un pays vit sous embargo durable et voit ses alliances se fragiliser ? Une étude récente à Cuba met en évidence la réactivation d'une agroécologie déjà mobilisée lors des crises antérieures, aujourd'hui réinvestie sous des formes plus hybrides et décentralisées.
Raphaël Belmin, Cirad ; Giraldo Jesús Martín Martín, Universidad de Matanzas ; Ludovic Temple, Cirad, and Paula Fernandes, Cirad
Depuis la révolution de 1959, nourrir la (…)

APRIL 16 — IF the war on Iran ended right now, by all accounts it would take many months to stop the ever-greater damage to the world economy, particularly but not exclusively to nations of the Global South and Asia. Repairing energy production and infrastructure in the Gulf is probably the work of years.
This is not counting thousands of lives already lost in Iran and Lebanon, and irreplaceable.
Following the April 16 announcement of a Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire in Lebanon, the Iranian (…)

Union syndicale Solidaires, a member of the European Network of Solidarity with Ukraine (RESU/ENSU), explains why it did not take part in the anti-fascist international conference held in Porto Alegre in late March 2026 and sets out the conditions under which it could engage in future initiatives. The conference was convened by parties that participate in or support the Lula government (PT, PCdoB, PSOL); neither its appeal nor its eleven plenary sessions mentioned Ukraine or Russia, and the (…)

For the last two weeks, President Donald Trump and Pope Leo have been arguing about the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, and about Jesus and the Bible. Trump's words have been accompanied by A.I images he posted on social media, one of himself as Jesus. And now the rightwing evangelical Christians have put together a national program of Bible reading. American politics is at the moment awash in religion.
The debate between the president and the first American-born pope began after Trump said that (…)

Du 26 au 29 mars, environ 4 000 personnes se sont réunies à Porto Alegre pour une grande conférence internationale contre la montée du fascisme dans le monde et contre l'impérialisme.[1]. Christian Zeller soutient que le contenu et les résultats de cette conférence ne suffisent pas pour construire un front antifasciste et anti-impérialiste global. Pour y parvenir, il est indispensable d'engager des processus de clarification politique.
La marche d'ouverture a rassemblé environ 7 000 (…)